DigiFT has launched the first actively managed US stock yield tokenization fund "bEQTY" on the Ethereum blockchain. Managed by BNY, the fund extends tokenization from a single asset to a professional investment portfolio strategy, providing qualified investors with a regulated on-chain investment tool. This marks the transition of blockchain technology from early experimental stages to fully on-chain implementation of comprehensive, portfolio-related strategies.

Some airdrops require minimum guarantees, such as the recent Euro1, previous MSX limits, last year's Home Towns, and even earlier Ethereum Layer 2 protocols. Layer 2 solutions are more likely to produce minimum guarantees, which can be highly cost-effective at this time—using $20 could potentially yield over $100, multiplying the volume geometrically. Minimum guarantees are also a feast for retail investors; large institutional players clearly lack cost-effectiveness. Just like before with Towns, where big players disappeared, I lost money while community members multiplied their gains. If I encounter cross-chain bridge airdrops, minimum guarantee deposits and interactions are very effective. Generally, minimum guarantees don't appear on Solana, so Solana doesn't need a separate strategy. I've done many large airdrops on Solana—from Jito's huge airdrops to Jup—all of which I’ve studied; they all distribute airdrops based on points. So, when I see Solana projects, I default to no separate strategy. The only exception is YT (YouTube), which is Petal; it’s also coming. Sometimes there are new user protection activities, which can also be exploited for minimum guarantees and airdrops—for example, Aster, Edgex, and others. This time, Euro1, I didn't participate much because the potential profit from minimum guarantees isn't significant given my scale, but it's cost-effective for retail investors. A $30 minimum guarantee might multiply your gains many times; at worst, you might lose twice. Usually, I advise you to go for minimum guarantees. In my Euro1 tutorial, I explained borrowing Ethereum to cover gas fees—if you follow instructions, borrowing Ethereum will cost gas. Now, with Ethereum dropping, the losses from borrowing are reduced, but you need to understand this yourself. There is no foolproof tutorial; if it were, it wouldn’t meet expectations. Keep updating, thinking, and learning daily—just like Paradex. Our community hopes it will never TGE, always arbitrage, always profit. As long as the market adapts, there will be gains. There are a thousand ways to farm, and no one-size-fits-all tutorial—only continuous evolution within the rules and mastering the details to stay ahead of the crowd.

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